63 “The laws and rules that govern the securities industry derive from a simple and straightforward concept: all investors, whether large institutions or private individuals, should have access to certain basic facts about an investment prior to buying it, and so long as they hold it.” To achieve the above goal, the government authority will most likely require public companies to __________.
(A) disclose meaningful information
(B) abstain from trading shares
(C) avoid self-dealing transactions
(D) establish an internal control mechanism

59 Curtis contracts to sell and Dale to buy ten bushels of oats. By very general________ , known to Curtis and Dale, 32 pounds constitute a bushel of oats. In the absence of contrary evidence, ten bushels in the contract mean 320 pounds. (A) usage (B) practice (C) habit (D) custom

60 On May 1, Lucas contracts to sell and Bea to buy land, delivery of the deed and payment of the price to be on July 30. On June 1, Lucas tells Bea that he will not perform. Lucas’s statement is a_________ . (A) submission (B) transmission (C) repudiation (D) pudiation

61 What is the term for a for-profit company, organized under the laws of another country, but authorized by the R.O.C. government to transact business in R.O.C.? (A) A third party company (B) A diplomatic company (C) A foreign company (D) A certified company

62 Which of the following terms refers to two or more independent enterprises that have made investments between or amongst each other, held by the same major shareholder, or share a controlling/subordinate relationship with each other? (A) Major and minor companies (B) Sister companies (C) Licensor and licensee (D) Affiliated enterprises

64 “One anti-takeover charter amendment is a provision requiring a supermajority vote – say 80 percent of the common shares instead of the usual bare majority rule – in order to effect a merger or sale of all assets.” Which of the following cannot be derived from the above description? (A) The purpose of supermajority vote is to make a takeover somewhat harder and riskier. (B) Supermajority vote would not absolutely block a takeover attempt, especially by a bidder willing to buy all the target stock. (C) The anti-takeover tactic of supermajority vote requires a charter amendment. (D) The anti-takeover tactic of supermajority vote shall be approved by the board of directors.

65 An_________ is defined as an overt act done in pursuance of an intent to do a specific crime, tending to the end but falling short of complete accomplishment of it. In law, the definition must have this further qualification that the overt act must be sufficiently proximate to the intended crime to form one of the natural series of acts which the intent requires for its full execution. (A) assault (B) assent (C) attaint (D) attempt

66 A conviction cannot be based on the testimony of an_________ unless such testimony is corroborated by other evidence tending to connect the defendant with the commission of the offense. The corroboration is not sufficient if it merely shows the commission of the offense. (A) accountant (B) accommodator (C) accomplishment (D) accomplice

67 The________ is to ensure that an individual may freely exercise the rights and powers to use, derive benefits from, and dispose of any and all of his or her properties depending upon the existing status of such properties, so as to secure the resources of life on which the survival of individuals and the free development of characters rely. (A) right to work (B) right of property (C) right of existence (D) freedom of residence

68 Freedom of Press is _________. (A) the right of a journalist to commit libel (B) the right to place a “legal notice” advertisement (C) the right to publish ideas and opinions without governmental restriction (D) a judicial prohibition that forbids broadcast media from televising parts of court trials

69 Pursuant to Article 1 of R.O.C. Code of Civil Procedure, “A defendant may be sued in the court for the place of the defendant’s domicile or, when that court cannot exercise_______ , in the court for the place of defendant’s residence.” (A) sovereignty (B) judgment (C) immunity (D) jurisdiction